IRS Offer of Compromise

Mr. Di Lullo is correct. Child support, although not taxable, is considered available income for purposes of an offer in compromise.

If I have a long term capital gain from the sale of stock as a current New Jersey resident and then I move in July 2015 to

Normal state rules would not tax income during your period of non-residency. And, even if they did, they would provide you a credit for what you...

I am starting a divorce & have a question about separating property. We had a business together & closed it & with owing taxes.

Much depends upon what your property settlement agreement called for. You should read your agreement and seek counsel from your divorce attorney.

Your best answer is probably to make sure your ownership continues for 2 full years. You may be able to rent for a year and then sell it. You...

What are the advantages of making company an llc...how do I proceed...small co. 17yrs...1099 employees ...taxes filed under SSN

You are unclear about the current organizational structure of your company. Is it a proprietorship? A Corporation? A Partnership? If a...

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My husband filed for divorce. He has had our joint income tax direct deposited into his personal bank account.

You need to hire a family law attorney to deal with these questions. His filing of a joint tax return without your permission is not legal. If...

I moved into OR 11/15/14. Paid taxes on income & unemp in CO. Oregon taxed my income and unemp again and I had to pay $181.

You need to sit down with a CPA to review the tax returns. If you moved and none of your income in Colorado was earned after the date of your...

Ex-wife left me with $40k in federal and $15k in state taxes

There is no question here. Please provide much more detail and specify what information you would like. Thank you.

I got a call from the IRS saying they will be at my house to arrest me and put me in jail for three years for not paying taxes.

This is a scam. This is not how the IRS works, ever! This is one that has been frequent over the past year. Call your local police department...

There may have been some identity theft involved. I would suggest going to New Jersey's Taxpayer Advocate office. This is different from the NJ...